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January 13, 2006Posted on 01/13/2006 in Australian cricket
Ill-Lee-gally dangerous
Peter Roebuck in The Age delivers his closing to the jury about Brett Lee's beamers and spares a thought for the victims who have lived to tell the tale
Australia must think long and hard before including Brett Lee in its limited-overs team. So far, the selectors and board have been fortunate that none of Lee's bean-balls has caused permanent damage, but these deliveries are extremely dangerous.
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